Types of booth plans

Linear Booth: These booths are arranged linearly and side-by-side. Their advantages include simple design, efficient space utilization, and suitability for exhibitions with a large number of booths. However, limited visibility from the front and reduced interaction with visitors from the sides are drawbacks.

Corner Booth: Located at the corners of the exhibition hall, these booths are accessible from two sides. They offer better visibility from both sides, allow for more creative designs, and attract more visitors. However, they are more expensive due to their larger size and the need for more complex designs. Island Booth: Situated in the middle of the exhibition hall, these booths are accessible from all sides. They provide full visibility from every angle, allow for the creation of a small, independent exhibition, and attract maximum visitor attention. However, they are very expensive and require highly professional and comprehensive design.

Back-to-Back Booth: Two booths connected back-to-back. Advantages include reduced costs and shared use of certain facilities. However, limited visibility from the back and potential design interference with the adjacent booth are drawbacks.